Top Mexico City Coffee & Tea Tours

Discover the culinary riches of Mexico City’s historic center on this half-day walking and tasting tour. Savor authentic Mexican cuisine, designated a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, as an in-the-know guide takes your small group to a local market, street food stalls, and more. Enjoy a wide range of samples, gain insight into Mexico’s history and culture, and admire the city's historical architecture along the way.

Join us—a collective of Mexican foodies—to find the best tacos and mezcal in the city. At each stop, we'll share with you the history of each taco and drink we try and discuss its cultural influences. In the meantime, we'll stroll through one of the city's most impressive neighborhoods, Colonia Roma. Come hungry, and with good walking shoes! NOTE: No vegan options are available, all tacos contain red meat.

Get to know Mexico City through its cuisine on this half-day foodie walking tour of Colonia Roma. This formerly European enclave lined with mansions is now a bohemian hub packed with trendy eateries, shops, and bars. Learn about the neighborhood’s history and development into one of Mexico City’s hottest dining spots as you walk and eat. Samples may include tasty fish tacos, Oaxacan cuisine, mezcal, specialty coffee, and cocktails.

This experience offers an authentic immersion into Mexico City’s specialty coffee scene, led by specialty coffee professionals. Unlike a traditional tour, it combines urban history, direct interaction with micro-roasters and baristas, guided tastings, brewing method demonstrations, and a comparative coffee tasting in a small group for a more personal and engaging experience.

Sample 10 of Mexico City's quintessential snacks, drinks, and dishes on this private and personalized food tour, led by an enthusiastic local host. You'll try delicious items such as corn on the cob and tacos as you make your way through town, with stops along the way to visit important historical and cultural sights for a well-rounded experience of Mexico's vibrant capital city.

Get an insider’s introduction to Mexico City’s thriving food scene during this small-group, half-day biking and tasting tour. From leafy parks and bustling boulevards to traditional street markets and family-run food stands, you’ll sample a mix of sweet and savory snacks. Neighborhoods include La Condesa, Roma, Chapultepec Park, and Juarez.

Experience Mexico City like a local on a small-group walking tour that helps you navigate bustling markets for a traditional taste of life in the capital. Shop at off-the-beaten-path markets, taste tacos, tamales, and more, and learn salsa making from a local family business. Plus, take away tips on the best places to eat.

This tour is the perfect way to experience one of Mexico City’s most iconic parks, combined with local culture and globally recognized entertainment. We start with a walk through a historic park, followed by a visit to one of the city’s most famous and popular Instagram bakeries. Afterwards, we explored an exhibition of modern art before closing the night at the legendary Arena México with an authentic Lucha Libre show. The whole experience is guided by a local expert, who will explain the cultural importance of each stop, solve your doubts and make sure everything flows correctly from start to finish. Unlike generic tours that focus on cheap drinks and overrated souvenirs, this experience prioritizes quality, authenticity and a true approach to Mexican culture.

Discover the flavors, history, and culture of Mexico City without breaking a sweat on a small-group e-bike tour. The outdoor excursion begins with a leisurely ride through Chapultepec Forest and Paseo de la Reforma. Throughout the journey, your guide will point out landmarks and provide entertaining narration. Next, visit Mercado de Medellin and sample five of Mexico's most popular street foods. (Vegetarian options available.)

Indulge in the rich flavors of Mexico City on our Chocolate Tour, where chocolate, coffee, and traditional treats are the stars of the show. Stroll through vibrant markets and charming cafés, soaking in the sweet aromas and lively atmosphere while discovering the city’s delectable culinary heritage. Visit a local chocolate museum to taste authentic Mexican chocolate, explore colorful stalls filled with traditional candies, savor delicious churros and café de olla at a renowned spot, and enjoy a stunning view of one of Mexico’s most iconic buildings. Ready to savor every moment? Let’s go!

Join us on an expedition to witness the sunrise from the summit of 13000 ft, the highest point in Mexico City. We will begin your hike in the early morning, traversing through dark woods with the city behind us. At the summit, you can enjoy a hot tea or coffee as we wait for the sun to rise behind the Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl volcanoes. Each sunrise presents a unique display of colors over the sea of clouds. To capture this memorable moment, we will create a cinematic video for you using professional cameras and drones.

Spend a unique day in San Miguel de Allende, a World Heritage Site. Discover its colonial architecture, art and culture on a private tour designed for your comfort, with exclusive transport and a bilingual guide accompanying the entire tour

Art for Lunch is a platform born to bring people closer to art and art closer to people to foster conversations about the work and topics often missed in gallery settings. The mission is to build meaningful connections between Mexico City's rising artists, early collectors, art enthusiasts, and the culturally curious. During this meticulously curated experience, attendees immerse themselves in the city's creative scene by visiting artists in their studios. We explore their personal stories, anecdotes, and artistic processes, gaining a broader understanding of the individual and their craft. We also get to enjoy local projects that bring their unique flavor to the city’s culinary landscape. Past editions of Art for Lunch have showcased the talents of artists such as Andrea Bores and Arantxa Solis with the collaboration of local winemakers Vino de Acá and coffee experts Fuego& Café.